Pure peak strings as one-arm representables #
A pure-positive string which starts and ends on peaks is the complete surviving path arm from its source. Evaluation at the source therefore identifies its literal finite right-string module with the finite representable there. Reversal gives the pure-negative case.
A pure-positive word with both endpoints on peaks is a peak wedge whose left arm is trivial.
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The one nontrivial arm of a pure-positive peak wedge has the full word length.
Every surviving path from the source of a pure peak arm is a prefix of that arm, including when the arm is the trivial path.
Every surviving path from the one-arm peak reaches a word position.
The position reached by a surviving path from a one-arm peak.
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The selected one-arm target position is reached by its path.
Surviving paths from a one-arm peak are equivalent to word positions.
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Source evaluation sends a surviving-path basis vector to the reached word-position basis vector.
The componentwise basis equivalence for a one-arm peak.
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Source evaluation agrees with the componentwise basis equivalence.
Source evaluation is an isomorphism for a one-arm peak, including the trivial-arm vertex case.
A one-arm peak string is the finite representable at its source.
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The literal module of a one-arm peak is projective.
A pure-positive word on peaks at both endpoints is projective, including the length-zero vertex case.
The reversed pure-negative version of one-arm peak projectivity.
A nonprojective pure-positive word which is maximal at its right endpoint must admit a maximal left hook.
A nonprojective pure-negative word which is maximal at its left endpoint must admit a maximal right hook.